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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2004
Page
3
A fragmentary display shows the Chronicle masthead with names and roles including publishers editors and staff. It lists A C Hudnutt and Arthur B D Hudnutt as publishers, Andrew R. Young as publisher, Dave Perczek as editor, Patti Ewald as managing editor, and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor with years 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1881.
Elyria resident James Pengoy posted an eBay auction offering his vote to help pay medical bills. The listing drew no bids and was pulled after 12 hours. Lorain County Board of Elections referred the matter to prosecutors as illegal and inappropriate.
Jay Ambrose argues during the GOP gathering that Social Security and Medicare loom as the era's top domestic crisis. He calls for urgent reform including possible private retirement accounts and benefit adjustments to prevent future shortages, noting Greenspan supports exploring options while politics stalls action.
Tracy Pongracz of Elyria critiques a columnist named Proviano, arguing same sex marriage is not merely a moral issue. She urges reading the Bible in full and asserts personal choice while opposing gay unions before God.
The message questions coal as a low cost energy source citing cancer, lung disease, birth defects, and developmental harms from emissions. It argues that cheap energy should not come at the expense of public health and urges stronger environmental leadership and healthcare consideration.
Patricia Poling and Bill Balogh criticize a Bush Cheney bumper sticker reading Lets Rally as insensitive to September 11 victims. The letter rates Bush performance, noting failures on war on terror tax cuts economy and health care with strong dissatisfaction.
A reader questions if the nation is better off than four years ago amid higher heating and gas costs. They reference a local paper noting a widening trade deficit and job losses to China, seeking clarity on national direction and personal welfare.
In a letter from Heather Adles, Elyria residents discuss a smoking ban. The writer argues bans could boost business by attracting customers tired of smoke while dining. The piece asserts smokers have a right to enjoy life without exposure to others in public spaces.
Dave Barry reports from New York during the Republican convention amid crowds and protests. He jokes about unconventional scenes including naked protesters and cheese puffs, while noting the event's outside festivities and media attention. He questions the convention's real site and mocks political theatrics.
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